Obituary of Anna Rose Chireau

The sun rose on the life of Ms. Anna Rose Lee Chireau-DePuller on December 17, 1933 in Panama City, Panama when she was born to Mathias and Eleanor Chireau. Anna was the second eldest of seven children born to this union. She earned her Diploma from Balboa High School in 1951. Soon after graduation, Anna gave birth to two childen and began working to taking care of her small children. Anna later met Clearance Puller, expanded her family and moved to the U.S. Anna and Clearance made Brooklyn their home and worked for a local telephone company to raise their family. A few years later, Anna and Clearance purchased a home in Philadelphia, where they moved and continued to raise their children together. Shortly after, Anna decided she was ready for a fresh start, requested a job transfer and moved herself and her children to Denver, CO. Anna continued to work for the telephone company and eventually retired in 1989. Realizing she enjoyed working, she found her way out of retirement and began working for the Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) in 1991, and retired from her Federal government job in 1998. Anna enjoyed spending time with her family, traveling, raising her children and shopping for skin cream. She will be remembered by her unforgettable smile, caring heart and her beautiful Panamanian accent. To know Anna was to love her and she will be deeply missed. The sun set on the life of Ms. Anna Rose Lee Chireau-DePuller on January 27, 2017 when she passed into eternal rest. Those left to cherish her memory include her sons, Alonso Roseley, Glenn Puller, both of Denver, CO and Clarence (Patricia) Puller of Eureka, CA; daughters, Cassandra (James) Turner of Phila., PA, Cheryl "Pat" Noel, Carla Puller, Nicole Puller, all of Denver, CO, Melissa (James) Dawkins of Thornton, CO, and Aurelia (Johnny) Walker of Hamil-ton, GA; brother; Juan Jean Roseley of Aurora, CO; sister, Marcelle (Benjamin) Townsend of Queens, NY; 42 grand-children; a host of great grandchildren, and great great grandchildren, nieces, nephews and friends. Rest in peace...Ms. Ann